Minnesota Viking receiver K.J. Osborn and three others helped save a man from a burning car after a fiery crash on Sunday.
"He was kind of in a daze," Osborn said."I don't know if he was conscious but I think he felt the heat coming to his legs and obviously he just got into a big crash so he's kinda out of it."
Osborn believes if he and the group didn't spring into action, the man -- who only suffered minor injuries -- would not be alive today.
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